In these trying times, the candidate from the Peoples Party of Seattle is the leader we all need.
Ubiquitous and consistent, he has the bold agenda Seattle needs right now.
She has been an important voice on police reform and immigration on the council. Let’s give her another term.
Yes, it’s a regressive tax. But the program it funds is worth it.
These candidates for will bring strong environmental and labor perspectives to the commission.
Constantine hasn’t ducked the hard fights as County Executive. Plus, his opponents are anti-light-rail, anti-vax, and Goodspaceguy.
These candidates have the outlook and experience that will make Seattle schools better.
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Polluters, manufacturers, and investors won in this year’s budgeting marathon.
First, it won’t happen. Second, it would be just fine if it did.
And we must stay vigilant.
The pressure is on for the city to ink a KeyArena deal that’s good for taxpayers. That’s usually not the case with sports arenas.
Shutting down this weekend’s anti-Sharia rally would give it more credence than it’s worth.
The organizations are working under the radar to deliver affordable housing to working families.
Seattle’s next leader will be liberal. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t important policy differences between the candidates.
Efforts to paint a proposed soda tax as an attack on low-income Seattleites ignores food history.
Murray dropping out of the race allows the courts to seek justice while we seek a leader.
When it comes to making our tax system more fair, there’s no time like the present.
The Red Square shooting raises important questions about how the judicial system can serve victims.
The idea of halting development in Seattle is delusional.
